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'''The Perfect Brother '''is the second half of the 21st episode of season 1 of the animated children's series ''[[Arthur]]''. It originally aired on February 10th, 1997. | |||
'''The Perfect Brother | |||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
The Brain is spending the weekend with the Reads because his parents are going to an ice cream convention. Arthur thinks this will be like having a brother around, but the Brain is neat, finishes his homework early, and reads to D.W., making Arthur look bad. However, Arthur discovers that the Brain is not so neat when he invites Arthur over. | The Brain is spending the weekend with the Reads because his parents are going to an ice cream convention, because they own [[The Ice Cream Shop]]. Arthur thinks this will be like having a brother around, but the Brain is neat, finishes his homework early, and reads to D.W., making Arthur look bad and embarassed. However, Arthur discovers that the Brain is not so neat when he invites Arthur over to his house. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 16:56, 7 June 2011
The Perfect Brother is the second half of the 21st episode of season 1 of the animated children's series Arthur. It originally aired on February 10th, 1997.
Plot
The Brain is spending the weekend with the Reads because his parents are going to an ice cream convention, because they own The Ice Cream Shop. Arthur thinks this will be like having a brother around, but the Brain is neat, finishes his homework early, and reads to D.W., making Arthur look bad and embarassed. However, Arthur discovers that the Brain is not so neat when he invites Arthur over to his house.
Trivia
Goofs
- When Arthur imagines himself and the Brain working on a time machine, the Brain carelessly drops some nuclear energy somewhere inside it; although it would explode if that really happened.
